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If you want to save time and install all the fonts at once, extract all fonts in it to the “.fonts” directory in your home folder (~/.fonts). It will give you the option to install the fonts one by one.
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Download the zip files of the fonts and just double-click on the ttf files in the extracted folder. Installing fonts is straightforward in Ubuntu.
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I recommend using Roboto font by Google or Source Sans Pro by Adobe. What you can do is to use an open source font that looks similar to the San Francisco fonts. For this reason, you cannot use this font. But this San Francisco font is not public domain but proprietary like so many other things in the Apple ecosystem.
Lock Screen Login Screen Step 5: Change system fontsįor several years, the primary system font in macOS is ‘San Francisco’.
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If you are wondering, here’s how to take screenshot of lockscreen in Ubuntu. Open “Lock screen background” extension setting, and set lock screen wallpaper. To set a custom lock screen wallpaper, you can use “ Lock screen background” extension. Now it uses blurred desktop wallpaper as the background of lock screen. The lock screen background option is removed from the settings of Ubuntu 20.04. Right click on the downloaded image and select ‘Set As Wallpaper’ option to change the wallpaper.Īfter setting this wallpaper, this is how my system looks like: You can download macOS default wallpapers from the link below: You can change settings by right clicking on “show applications” button (rightmost menu button), and selecting “Dash to dock settings”. Your native dock will be automatically replaced with dash-to-dock. Just go to this link and click on toggle button to install it. By now you are familar with GNOME Extensions. I like Dash to Dock and I am going to use it here.ĭash to Dock is a GNOME extension. There are various docks available for Linux. Without macOS like dock, your Ubuntu will not look like macOS. This is what this icon looks like: McMojave Circle Icons Look Step 3: Add macOS like dock See this article on installing icon themes in Ubuntu. For that extarct the download folder and copy it to. Here you may also find various different versions of same icons. Just like the theme, you can download it from “download” dropdown button from right side.
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I shall be using “ McMojave-circle” in this article, feel free to use any icons you like. Here are some icon sets I suggest that you can download from Gnome-look website: The next step in this macOS makeover is to use macOS like icons. McMojave GTK and Shell theme Step 2: Install macOS like icons You can also notice come changes on panel items. As soon as you change the themes, you can see those three yellow, green and red buttons, and that Apple logo on upper left corner. Open GNOME Tweak tool and change the Application and Shell theme. You can try them all, or just pick anyone you like from the carousel given in middle.Įxtract the downloaded theme and copy this extracted theme folder to. Like in “McMojave” we have variations like dark and light theme. These different files contain same theme with small differences. Here you may find various “.tar.xz” files. You will find dropdown download button on the right side of website, click on it. I shall be using “ McMojave” in this article. Here are some macOS themes I think you should take a look at: Don’t worry if you see “Pling” written on the Gnome-look website, they both are from same providers. You can go to Gnome-look site, and look for themes for GTK3. There are plenty of themes which are macOS like. Since the focus is on making GNOME look like macOS, you should choose a macOS like theme. Step 1: Install a macOS inspired GTK theme I’ll briefly touch on this subject, though. I also expect you to have some knowledge about installing themes in Ubuntu. You’ll also need to enable GNOME Extensions for changing GNOME Shell and adding planks.Īfter you enable GNOME Extension, you need to install “user themes” extension from Gnome extensions or just go to this link and click on the switch to turn it on. You’ll need it for changing the themes and icons. Please make sure to install GNOME Tweaks tool.
Prerequisites: GNOME Tweaks and GNOME Extensions But you have to make sure to follow the steps using your DE’s tools. To be honest, even if you are using some other desktop environment, you can still take some hints about what changes to do.
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